Read the Old Testament, the first major division of the Christian Bible and a foundational text in Judaism, comprising books like Genesis, Exodus, and Psalms.
Read the New Testament, the second part of the Christian Bible covering the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the early church.
Visit the unique Skull Chapel in Czermna, Poland, a chapel decorated with human skulls and bones
Visit the Jesus Christ the King of the Universe statue in Swiebodzin, one of the tallest statues of Jesus in the world at 36 meters high.
Participate in the traditional Polish Easter Monday celebration involving water fights and playful rituals
Visit the Sagrada Famรญlia, Antoni Gaudรญ's unfinished basilica in Barcelona. Marvel at its intricate facades (Nativity, Passion, Glory) and the towering interior inspired by nature. Construction began in 1882 and is expected to be completed by 2026.
The Jordan riverbank where John baptised Jesus, with Byzantine churches and pilgrims wading in white robes.
Visit the historic wooden tserkvas (churches) in the Carpathian region of Poland and Ukraine, showcasing unique Eastern Orthodox architecture and cultural heritage.
Visit the Churches of Peace in Jawor and Swidnica, UNESCO World Heritage wooden churches built in the 17th century in Poland
Dive into the Book of Enoch, an ancient Jewish religious text attributed to Enoch, great-grandfather of Noah. It expands on Genesis with vivid accounts of fallen angels (the Watchers), their giant offspring (Nephilim), and Enoch's heavenly journeys. Though not canonical in most traditions, it influenced early Christian and Jewish thought and remains a key text in Ethiopian Orthodox canon.
The world's greatest Renaissance church.
The basilica over the grotto venerated as Jesusโs birthplace in Bethlehem.
The sixth-century mosaic map of the Holy Land on the floor of St Georgeโs Church โ the oldest surviving map of the region.
Lonely 14th-century church beneath Mount Kazbek โ Georgiaโs most photographed view.
Twelfth-century monastery city carved storey upon storey into a cliff face.
A dying Iowa preacher writes to his seven-year-old son; the quietest Pulitzer.
Four children through a wardrobe into Narnia, and Aslan on the Stone Table.
Milton's Satan, the most charismatic villain in English verse, and the Fall told in twelve books.
Dante through Hell, Purgatory and Paradise with Virgil and Beatrice; read the Inferno at least.
Hand-beaten silver and gold crosses, each parish with its own design, carried at Timkat.
A sixth-century monastery on a flat-topped mountain, reached only by climbing a leather rope.
The most complete Gothic cathedral in France, with 176 windows of unrepeatable twelfth-century blue.
A White Sea island fortress-monastery that became the first camp of the Gulag.
Sydney's oldest church, designed by a convict architect transported for forgery.
The White City of colonial churches and the most solemn Holy Week processions in the Americas.
Palm-lined Lake Tana, its island monasteries and the Blue Nile falls.
The 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land on a church floor, and Mount Nebo next door.
The Basilica of the Annunciation, the largest church in the Middle East, and an Arab old-town market.
Hot springs and the Sea of Galilee, 200 metres below sea level, with Capernaum along the shore.
Onion domes over meadows: five monasteries and thirty churches in a town with no buildings taller than two storeys.
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